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She's frightened of bugs but she wears them
so as to decipher their code;
"if we slow down their signals
we might understand them --
we are, after all, living in their abode."

she wants to release balloons in a traffic jam
shake her fists as they rise to the sky
"you could climb on the roof of your car
like you're trying to reach them"
we laughed 'til i thought i might cry

Is she frightened of mi? do i bug her?
i don't think so, but waht do i know?
Does she think of mi like i think of her?
Does she realize how much i love her?

She can capture the sun 'twixt her fingers
yet her radiance puts it to shame --
"How is it you get more beautiful every time i see you?"
Consant change, she is, like a flame

She embraces her madness and mi (both)
with a sort of a wary delight,
like: "this jet-liner full of people could crash and burn any moment now;
but 'til then, waht a glorious flight"

I'm afraid i may die ere i kiss her
I'm afraid i may die when i do
I'm afraid i may die this next second
then she'll never know that i wrote this song too

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from M A O Ton o rat Do on sons 00 ow {a coup stick recording}, released December 2, 2022

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(cdhx) Birmingham, Alabama

(cdhx) = Christopher Dann Hendrix, who thrashes and bashes about on guitars and basses and drugms and stupf to the best of mi limited abilities, and in various and sundry rock'n'roll enterprises. this collection runs from 1992-2021 and comprises everything from metal to punk to free improv to pop love songs for trans women. might be sompm in here for everybody or nobody, there's really no tellin'. ... more

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